Today's Tiedrich rant: is Tom Homan accepting bags of cash wrong? that's just, like, your opinion, man

[FakeNoose]

Link: https://www.jefftiedrich.com/p/is-tom-homan-accepting-bags-of-cash

if I were to ask you which of Donny Convict’s confederacy of lackeys, psychopaths, incompetents and clownfuckers were most likely to get caught with their larcenous fingers around bags of ill-gotten cash, you’d probably answer, ‘all of them’ — and you wouldn’t be wrong.

‘but Uncle Jeff,’ I hear you asking, ‘that wouldn’t actually happen, would it? bags of cash? who does that? that kind of cartoonish shit only happens in, y’know, cartoons, right?’



wrong — because it ahem allegedly happened to Donny’s own personal Fred Flintstone, ‘border czar’ Tom Homan.

oh, looky looky here.



Tiedrich's link to MSNBC story: https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/news/tom-homan-cash-contracts-trump-doj-investigation-rcna232568

here’s how that shit went down. last year, during the presidential campaign, FBI agents pretending to be business honchos took a meeting with Homan, and were all ‘bro, do us a solid here. if we wanted to make sure that fat government contracts got funneled our way in a second Donny reign, how much would you need? how about fifty grand?’



and Homan was all ahem allegedly ‘fuck yeah. I like that number.’ ... and then, according to MSNBC’s reporting, the FBI secretly recorded Homan glomming his ahem alleged bribe. that’s right, all that shit was captured on tape.

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[Chasstev365]

1. Lecture us more about criminal illegals, you hypocrite!

[Turbineguy]

2. He's a trump cabinet member

It should have been crypto.

[Sneederbunk]

3. Hell, $50,000 is a lot less than a Stormy Daniels payoff.

It's not even peanuts.

[cbabe]

4. A reminder: illegal income such as bribes are taxable income.

[somsai]

5. and you can legally bribe people easily and use the bribe as a tax write off, that's what most people do.

[cbabe]

6. Did Homan declare the bribe? After denying it?